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Pro-democracy protests are forcing brands to choose between progressive values and Chinese profits
Boris Johnson battled to win support for a revised Brexit deal on Wednesday night
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Social entrepreneur’s venture teaches horticultural skills
Singapore benefits as wealthy residents hedge against political stand-off
Suspension comes after the US passed an act in support of HK protesters
Pro-democracy lawmakers shout down financial hub’s leader as she tries to make key speech
Anti-government activists are using the arts as a weapon in the battle to hold public attention
Measure regarding territory’s trade status aims to put pressure on financial hub’s government
It is still safe to travel to the city, but the situation could change rapidly. Here are a few ways to avoid the clashes
Rich residents’ cash holdings at highest level in a decade as recession fears grow
Moderates worry radical tactics will harm support as police allege first use of a bomb
Premium for onshore stocks almost doubles this year
Banker breaks the mould for a lender closely associated with the British establishment
Tim Cook denies kowtowing to Beijing over app used by Hong Kong protesters to track police
Deepfakes and a fresher Prince, Dyson cancels electric car, iPhone fine, Holoride
Shares in Topsports rise 10% on first day of trading despite city’s unrest
Move comes days after Chinese state media attacked US tech group over HKmap.live
Dialogue with protesters is the only way to resolve the crisis
A round-up of world property news
Decision to abandon London bid leaves HKEX looking elsewhere for growth
High-end retailers that depend heavily on Chinese buyers have to tread with care as protests intensify
Backing of protesters angers China, where league has made commercial inroads
World’s most expensive property sector hit by trade war and unrest in September
‘Asia’s world city’, braced for impending retribution, will never be the same again
